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Apr. 9th, 2003 10:04 amWe're gonna have the coolest couch in the country soon.
The Cowboy Bebop movie is pretty good. I think it could be tightened up considerably, though, and for the most part the music did not impress me as much as usual. Still, it was like a good episode of the series, but bigger.
During the trailers, the showed a preview of the Cremaster cycle. I've only heard about these things - this was my first exposure to snippets of the actual moving pictures. It looked pretentious, confused and revolting, but cheetah-girl was hot (I couldn't find a picture, but she's played by Aimee Mullins: athlete, model and double amputee.)
Rebecca unwisely taunted the Thai Beer staff, saying that we wanted the food very very hot. That might have been ok, but then she told them that when we get food from them, it's not spicy at all and we add loads of pepper to it. They took their revenge - there were serious blobs of thai chili paste all over everything. I finished my plate, and Becca finished half of hers, but we were both crying after the first few bites. It was so hot, it was distracting.
No one reached for seconds. Perhaps this is a good way to lose weight. We must have insulted them, since they didn't give us fortune cookies either.
How can we atone for the offense we have given to Thai Beer?
The Cowboy Bebop movie is pretty good. I think it could be tightened up considerably, though, and for the most part the music did not impress me as much as usual. Still, it was like a good episode of the series, but bigger.
During the trailers, the showed a preview of the Cremaster cycle. I've only heard about these things - this was my first exposure to snippets of the actual moving pictures. It looked pretentious, confused and revolting, but cheetah-girl was hot (I couldn't find a picture, but she's played by Aimee Mullins: athlete, model and double amputee.)
Rebecca unwisely taunted the Thai Beer staff, saying that we wanted the food very very hot. That might have been ok, but then she told them that when we get food from them, it's not spicy at all and we add loads of pepper to it. They took their revenge - there were serious blobs of thai chili paste all over everything. I finished my plate, and Becca finished half of hers, but we were both crying after the first few bites. It was so hot, it was distracting.
No one reached for seconds. Perhaps this is a good way to lose weight. We must have insulted them, since they didn't give us fortune cookies either.
How can we atone for the offense we have given to Thai Beer?
